Harrison, Elizabeth, 1849-1927 · St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, Ill., Sigma publishing company · leaf 232
es with the half disks which are at the center, thus reversing the direction of the curves of the four central halves, and there appears the bud, "as it were, of an Egyptian lily. 'beauty sequence" begun in No. 67. Showing last two moves in the No. 65. (See Fig. QQb.) From the quarter disks in this… … No. 68. Showing fundamental of a "beauty sequence" made with the Curvilinear. out second sized rings one-quarter of an inch, and J lace the quarter cylinder (which touch these second sized quarter rings), at the ends of the large rings, and the unfolding of the petals is suggested. If the
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